The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) will broadcast in the coming days the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for November, which measures the variation in the prices of a basket of goods and services representative of the consumption of Argentine households.
In October, the CPI stood at 2.3%according to official INDEC data. So far this year, accumulated inflation is 24.8% and accumulated a variation of 24.8%. In the year-on-year comparison, the increase reached 31.3%.
The item that increased the most in October was Transportation (3.5%), followed by Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels (2.8%), Goods and services (2.4%), Clothing and footwear (2.4%) and Alcoholic beverages and tobacco (2.4%).
The November inflation will be announced by INDEC on Thursday December 11 at 4 p.m., its usual time, as reported by the organization on its official website.
On that date, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month of November will be released, and also The monthly update of the basic food basket will be published and the total basic basket.
Meanwhile, the Monday December 15 The monthly amount of the parenting basket for early childhood, childhood and adolescence will be published.
Accumulated inflation so far this year: 24.8%
What are the inflation projections of the consulting firms for November 2025?
In the event that the November inflation exceeding two points would be the third consecutive month, after 2.1% in September and 2.3% in October. Private consultants agree that would have been above 2%.
Analytica projects a 2.3% increasewhile EcoGo places it at around 2.5% monthly. The latter also indicates that gas, electricity and public transport rates registered increases of more than 3% during the same period.
Econviews, for its part, revealed that the increase in the last four weeks would be 3.2%. Meanwhile, the LCG agency estimated a weekly inflation of 1.5% in the food and beverage category and warned that the monthly average would exceed 3.5%.
As for the Survey of Market Expectations (REM)projections for the last months of 2025 anticipate a monthly inflation close to 2%. Furthermore, the report foresees a trajectory decreasing since December, until reaching 1.6% in April 2026.